The day workers burnt Francistown

Friday, April 29, 2016

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FRANCISTOWN: Political and labour experts the world over, even the punditocracy, are of the view that employers and trade unions would clash from time to time to protect their interests.

The experts posit that it would be a pie in the sky to suggest that the relationship between the employer and trade unions would be rosy if they do not treat each other as equal partners in the bargaining process.

It is difficult, and an almost impossible task, they add, to separate unions and politics because their interests are inherently intertwined.

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The day workers burnt Francistown

FRANCISTOWN: Political and labour experts the world over, even the punditocracy, are of the view that employers and trade unions would clash from time to time to protect their interests.